Golf club fitting, what happens and who benefits
A fitting matches length, lie, loft and shaft to the way you swing. What happens in the bay, why mid handicappers gain as much as low ones, and when to go back.
Try “golden point”, “slope rating”, “clay” or “grip size”.

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Club fitting, strings and tension, the right soles and what to wear at the club.
Kit matters less than practice, but the wrong kit can hold you back or hurt your arm. These guides explain what a club fitting measures, how strings and tension change a tennis racket, why the sole of a court shoe matters more than its brand, and how to read a club’s dress code.
A fitting matches length, lie, loft and shaft to the way you swing. What happens in the bay, why mid handicappers gain as much as low ones, and when to go back.
Strings are the only part of the racket that touches the ball. How string type, gauge and tension shape power, control, spin and comfort, and when to restring.
Tennis, padel and golf ask your feet to do very different things. How outsoles, support and fit differ, which sole suits which ground and when to replace a pair.
Collars, whites, denim and hats: what golf, tennis and padel clubs usually expect, why the rules exist and how to dress comfortably for your first visit.
Try the tool
Measure your hand and get your tennis grip size in inches and European sizes.
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